Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 232, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 12, 1923 Page: 5 of 6
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emphasize the knee flounce and the
circular flare—and all made individ-
ual and distinctive with the person-
alized touches that women of taste
demand.”
The exclusiveaess of these styles is
guaranteed by the fact that we are the
only store in this city privileged to
show HOUSE OF YOUTH models.
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I MULTAN EOUSLY with their
appearance in the Paris salons
we present the season’s favored
modes — the Coats with the
side flare, the style of today — Wraps
trimmed with the fur of the moment’,
Viatka Squirrel—gowns of the lustrous
satin faced crepes that dominate dress
fashions — cloth street frocks that
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We Have a Full Line of School Tablets and Pencils
Jones and Jones
Phone 421 E. California St.
CASH GROCERS
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At All Stationers • Accept No Substitutes
Write for Sample
American Lead Pencil Co.. New York
Makers of the famous VENUS Pencils
»oa. Hershey’-. I -5 lb. ___________
von. Hershey’s, 1-2 lb. _______>
><_■ ( abtti Syrup, table size ________
,g t abin Syrup, medium size_____
trge Cri.-co ___________________
< at-up. large sizes. 14 oz. bottles;
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PLENTY OF FRESH BUTTER AND YARD EGG
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Assembled J fere ^Are -Models Interpreting "The
H(ewest Paris Decrees in Silhouette and Detail
COATS < SUITS , DRESSES , WRAPS
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Painter Co.
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Bathroom and
Furniture
It white-porcelain-coats
them. That’s what it does.
But best of all, it’s easy
to do. You will be sur-
prised at the little it costs
for the much it does.
Comes in small cans as
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WE ALWAYS APPRECIATE YOUR
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MOVE OR SHIP BY TRUCK
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Proving how «tn*rt a coat ean be when mad.
in the new k«ee Rare effect,from rick Youth-
ora cloth and trimmed with multiple row* of
silk edtebiag.
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Tbit tailored froek of putty twill endorses
the circular bounce and adds side jabots for
good style-measure.
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J ALL JASHIO^S
Make Their Triumphal Entry
"Jrom Such dreading Style Creators as
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MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE |l
1 lay ton
Tbe velrety softness of Youtbora clctb
combined with beautiful Viatica Squirrel
to form a wrap in the new cape back
effect.
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hostess who dines p ;
secure in the confi-
dence that her cofiee
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and the butts inserted into the fencing, i
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Dela.-haw ha- returned to!
in Dallas after a visit with]
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Ske weight of duty
sits lightly upon the
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Part of this Picture, Under tbe Clock at
Left, and It Will Show How It Appears on
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that the current would carry floating
objects to a Band bar just above the
falls, and a watcher was stationed
there to pull her from the water as she
swept past. 1 But. instead, the current
swept her to the other side of the stream
and she would have been dashed over
the falls to certain death had not her
secretary rescued her.
In making a picture of a man climb-
ing the side of a building and doing
apparently perilous stunts many floors
above the street, a real building was
selected and a circus performer em-
ployed to double for the actor in the
‘ long shots.” Then a fake building
was built on top of the real one. The
“set” was built in far enough so that
the roof would break any fall and also
would provide a platform for the cam-
era. By “shooting” at a proper angle,
however, the drop to the street looked
straight down.
Use Iron*to FloatyLogS^
In logging timber tracts in South
America and the West Indian islands,
the'heavier wood, which is not suffi-
ciently light to float, has always proved
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fievnd Velvet, pencils
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day with Mr. and Mrs. W. O. El-
liott.
With cotton going up every day
the fanners are feeling pretty good
Not many are holding cotton. Pick-
ers are scarce as everyone is tryiny
to get his own cotton picked.
Otto Dees of Wirt, Okla., stopped
here a while Sunday afternoon en
route home from Corsicana. He war ]|
a .former resident of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cunningham II
were visitors in Gainesville Friday S
Will Elliott and family spent Sat I
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Quench it with this beverage
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tree, but a blend ofpure prod-
ucts from nature’s store-
house with a flavor all its
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■ Leaping from a Balcony Into the Rear Seat
of an, Automobile I« Just One of the
‘ Stunta’' Demanded in the Movies from
High-Salaried Stars
filming of a western melodrama, the difficult to move. One firm recently
•’roinewas called upon t<> plunge into solved this problem by using “floaters,”
icy mountain torrent and float made of rust-resisting iron, by means
wnstream toward a cataract. of which the heavy timber was rafted
It IMUi >een found Uy experiment J down a river to the sea.
What lhetWorld Is Doing
C4S SEEN BY COPULAS. c^IECHANICS cAUGAZINE
Thrills Made to Order in the Movies
H ledge with the street cavern yawn-
ing 12 stories belowjs no trick at all—
in the movies, t - -
Missing a foothold enrthe edge of a
tall brick precipice and being caught by
the hands of a clock 10 floors above the
earth, however, contains almost m
many thrills for the actor as it does for
the spectators. >.•
For these are the davs of realism in
pictures, the result ofp ceaseless de-
mand on the part of a public long ac-
customed to seeing speeding automo-
bile* phmge over steep cliffs, death-
j defying leajis into a raging surf, and
jiirplime crashes, for more thrills.
Irt some coses “ doubles’’ are em-
* Joyed to take the place of the star for
a he more hazardous undertakings,
a )res«ed and made up to resemble tbe
ctor, they brave death in leaps from
oc gdfng trains to airplanes, jump over
ifk, and ride motorcycles into loco-
joti»es with no chaqcp qf Vanning
ther fame or glory.?" - ” * X
, Many risks, howeverf“Sre taken by
~~ .e stars. In one instance, during the
Send the Weekly Register to some
relative or friend—51 (X) per year. I
ll'.iui- and son. Frank
Marie Collums were
Mr. and Mrs Frank
: Miss Bernice Butt of Dexter and Mr.
i L B. McAdam of Hordonville were
; united in marriage at the Methodist
! ehunh. here, with Rev. Charles Gar-
pi ti officiatlnji. They left immedi-
t.ilely after the ceremony for Iowa
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Delashaw and
' t wu children of Whites oro were here
Thursday to attend the wedding of
ihe r ni.ee. Miss Berniece Butt.
Mr. and .Mrs. Tom Wallace of the
Black Jack community spent Sun-
illustration. *■ ! duriu*
A woven-wire fence is erected where I
the new water edge is to be made, the !
fence posts being driven into the bed |
of the stream. Brush and saplings are |
then deposited as indicated, the |
branches pointing away from the water { ejoht feet,
and the butts inserted into the fencing. | was
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the Hagenbeck-Wallace Shows during a recent visit to the circus by
Dempsey in Denver, Colorado.
• The bigger they are, the harder training in my preparations to meet
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Jack Dempsey, photographed with Jante*. Tai ver, the sideshow giant Of
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chair to -encompass the giant’s long street parade on the morning
of the show will portray a sample
of the many offerings and novelties
which are a part of the Hagenbeck-
great Wallace shows this year.
The name SHEAFFER on fountain pens and pencils
means THE BEST. Every school child should have a
fountain pen and Sharp Point Pencil. We have them in
every style and size. Get yours now—
FOUNTAIN PENS $1.75 to $12.00
SHARP POINT PENCILS $1 to $4.00
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Frank and Mrs. S. E. Col- I
•il Dii k;ird and John < >wens i
were hu-ine-.- vistiun* in Whitesboro |
Mr. and Mr-. P. B. Cunningham, A.
\\ Hi'iiiiei-ini amt Tom Elliott were!
WjU ii- tor- in Gaine-ville. Friday.
loin \\‘ill'ii-e Mere 'Ji-- Kathleen Henry spent Friday!
ia'.'Oklahoma. Mon- 'ir'1:'.v "‘th friends in Pott--,
- taking tie.
of tbat phu
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We Can Make Your Old Auto Look New
Wonder- ean be worked in the appearance of used automobiles
I v a factory-finish paint job and a new top. Our expert workmen
are familiar with every detail in the refinishing of automobiles. Our
work -tamls the test of the most particular^critic. It's economy to
have your automobile worked over. Too much -money invested to
Jet it go to ruin. Seat Covers and Tops for all makeg of cars. Ask
tor prices on various refinishing jobs.
HOBECK & BROOKS
II North Rusk St. Back of Roy Dickerman Drug Store
Luis Firpo on Sept. 14.’’
However, Tarver announced
he’d rather remain the giant with
the big shows.
“I know I'm going to be here every
day,” he chuckled. “Besides, if I'd
ever get knocked down, I’d break
myself in the fall.”
Tarver is one of the features in
the sideshow with the big circus
and trained wild animal exhibition
which will appear in ’Gainesville for
two performance^ afternoon and
night oii Friday, Sept. 14th. A mile
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urday with hi»- mother, Mrs. Cora
Elliott.
JMr. ahd Mrs. Jim B?an and chil-
<frcn arid Mr. and Mrs. Waltei 193^
Grooms and children enjoye.l an out-
ing at Flowing Wells Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cecil Coe and
, daughter. Marv Joe, are the guests of
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Keyless Auto Lock Acts
When Car is Stopped
Besides automatically blocking'the
ignition when the car is stopped, a key-
less automobile lock positively -holds
the steering gear. There are no keys
to forget as
the device is
fitted to the
steeling post
arid operates
with 10 but-
tons. It may .
be set with any J
number upto.
10, and the ’
combination may be changed as often !
as desired. When a button is touched
to shut off the ignition, the car Ls auto-
matically locked and cannot lie oper-
ated again until the dcmbination is
worked./ '
Preventing Stream Erosion
Along many streams it is necessary |
to hold the bank back in some efficient i
arid cheap manner, to prevent erosion. ,
An excellent method is shown in the | heavyweight champion of the *orl .
1 1 —7g a recent visit by the
j champion to the Hagenbeck-Wallace
I i ir<-us in IXuiver. Jack had an op-
portunity to talk it all over again.
For thP reason that there he met
■s 'I'arver, the giant of the cir-
u lx> towers to a height of nearly
, sei higli. in fact, that it
neecsfary for Jack to stand up-
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giant. ’ It woud
recent visit by the
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Mr-. I < olhmi-
with Mrs. Hugh daughter of Denison
I with relatives ♦here.
. , , , , t- I Air-. Jimmie J'atte
ook and daughter. Peg- • gjc|_ |j^t
,f Hood spent last week --
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.i
iitiiniv. and family.
Collum-, Tom Elliott. Tom!
and Joe Montgomery were I
< ■aim-ville visitors Wednesday.
J. D. i larke. Rube Russell. Char-
lie < lark- and George Blair of the!
Black Jack community were btisi
in-- vi-:t<>rs in ‘Gainesville Wednes |
Mrs. Coe’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L
A. Davis of Rock Creek.
Mr. anti Mrs. Lloyd Turner and S ■
Turner of Gainesville spent w6ek-end .
with relatives at Mt. Zion.
R. T. Kirin was a busies visitor
in Whitesboro - Monday.
Mr.' and Mrs. W. E. May of Sher-
man fpciit Sunday with friends here i
R.» A. Sapp is in Gainesville this I
week
■ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Marshall of j
Sherman spent Labor Day with Mr •'
and Mrs- V*rtejr Summv
Stnoess to the Register and its host
of readers.
Mi's. M. -I. Dela-lraw b‘f‘ Saturday ’
morning for Dalias to i.-iilo.
.Mr. and Mt-. Bi i.
children of Kmw.-. '
| ing relatives here.
Thiir-day imciiiicz
Earth is thrown on the brush to make
the wall solid, and in a short time the
new bank is knit together by marsh
grasses and rushes.
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S' Tah Collums, A. W. Hi nder- 'it. Tom
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Land Ihiktoii Dt-la-baw nf Dalia- af
D tended LiK'i Day lAhibration
p < i;t ilie-k ille.
Mr- S. I . ( .
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' .tile guc-t- <-f
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Jim , Pttrkvr.
Elliot’tand Mi-.
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from !x Atitrev
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TEXAS POWER & LIGHT CO.
Rusk & Elm i Phone 81
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Besides being able to sew elec-
trically, with the Hamilton
Beach Motor, with the conven-
ient attachments, the same mo-
tor will sharpen knives, polish
silver, mix cakes, and whip
cream. A work basket FREE
with each motor.
Call for a home demonstra-
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Leonard, J. T. & Leonard, Joe M. Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 232, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 12, 1923, newspaper, September 12, 1923; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1311695/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cooke County Library.